Stability analysis of network-based cooperative resource allocation strategies

Abstract

Resource allocation involves deciding how to divide a resource of limited availability across multiple demands in a way that optimizes current objectives (e.g., allocating a processor's computing resources to the demand presented by tasks in order to maximize task completion throughput). In "distributed" resource allocation there are

Decisions of knowledge transfer in technology innovation alliance: a stackelberg leader-followers model

“…The TIA is essentially the processes of knowledge transfer, knowledge creation and knowledge application (Gil and Passino 2006). Therefore, knowledge transfer processes have become the focus for attention (Nielsen 2005), and the processes are mainly affected by the learning intention of partners, the transfer ability of knowledge sources and the acceptance ability of knowledge recipients (Szulanski 2000;Jiang et al 2008a;Narteh 2008).…”